Translation
to sense, feel, notice
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Word origin
From Old High German spurien ('to track, trace'), related to Spur ('track') and English spoor.
- Origin
- Old High German
- Root
- spurien
- English cognates
- spoor
Grammar
Examples
, .
I can sense that something isn't right.
stechenden .
She felt a stabbing pain in her back.
, .
You immediately sense how friendly the people here are.
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